m & e, is a classical and folk guitar and voice duo. Their cover repertoire spans the ages, with songs in English, French and Spanish by composers as diverse as John Dowland, Franz Schubert, … [Read more...] about m & e duo to perform at Coffeehouse
Events Archive
This is a collection of events that were offered at the Discovery Center from 2013 to 2022, before the launch of our new website.
Teaching Creatures presents: Animals of Spring
Meet in the Great Hall, as Rae Griffiths of Teaching Creatures, brings amphibians, reptiles, and a mammal or two to help us all celebrate the new season. Rae uncovers what animals were doing all … [Read more...] about Teaching Creatures presents: Animals of Spring
Hurray It’s Spring! A Lyric Celebration of Mud Season
Join your emcees, poets Chris Sawyer-Lauḉanno and Janel Nockleby, as they welcome musician and poet Daniel Hales, poet and novelist Corwin Ericson, and poet Trish Crapo, to a lyric celebration … [Read more...] about Hurray It’s Spring! A Lyric Celebration of Mud Season
Park Serve Day: Give a Day, Make a Difference
Park Serve Day: Give a Day, Make a Difference The Department of Conservation and Recreation invites you to the Great Falls Discovery Center to lend a hand during this day of volunteer service to our … [Read more...] about Park Serve Day: Give a Day, Make a Difference
The Radical Interconnectedness Festival
It’s Massachusetts Art Week! Sponsored by Eggtooth Productions and RiverCulture, the Radical Interconnectedness Festival offers art addressing the concerns of marginalized communities. Come experience … [Read more...] about The Radical Interconnectedness Festival
Great Hall Art Display: Portraits of Native People of the Valley- Photos by Sara K. Lyons, Curated by Rhonda Anderson
This exhibit is offered as part of the Radical Interconnectedness Festival. Images from Sara’s fine art photographic series have been exhibited in group shows throughout New England. Sara … [Read more...] about Great Hall Art Display: Portraits of Native People of the Valley- Photos by Sara K. Lyons, Curated by Rhonda Anderson
